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ROADW AY LI GHTI NG PROGRAM
Public W orks Departm ent
February 6 , 2 0 1 8
SLIDE 2 Presentation Outline
- Background
- Standards
- Current Roadw ay Lighting Program
- Future Lighting Needs
- Sum m ary
SLIDE 3 Presentation Outline
- Background
- Standards
- Current Roadw ay Lighting Program
- Future Lighting Needs
- Sum m ary
SLIDE 4 Background
Local, 7 8 % Arterial/ Collec tor, 2 2 %
County Roads 2 6 0 0 m iles
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Lighted 5 6 % Unlit 4 4 %
Arterial/ Collector Roads
SLIDE 6 Background
Roads Lighted since 2 0 0 0 3 3 0 Miles
SLIDE 7 Background
Benefits
- Neighborhood Safety
- Com m unity Spirit
- Accident Reduction
SLIDE 8 Presentation Outline
- Background
- Standards
- Current Roadw ay Lighting Program
- Next Steps
SLIDE 9 Standards
- Duke Energy
- Orlando Utilities
Com m ission ( OUC)
SLIDE 10 Standards
Light Poles
- Existing W ood Poles
- Concrete Poles
- Alum inum Poles
SLIDE 11 Standards
Light Poles
- Existing W ood Poles
- Concrete Poles
- Alum inum Poles
SLIDE 12 Standards
Light Poles
- Existing W ood Poles
- Concrete Poles
- Alum inum Poles
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Standards
LED Light Fixtures
SLIDE 14 Presentation Outline
- Background
- Standards
- Current Roadw ay Lighting Program
- Future Lighting Needs
- Sum m ary
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Current Program
8 5 Miles 2 0 1 4 - 2 0 1 9
SLIDE 16 Current Program
Roadw ay Lighting Evaluation Criteria
- Continuity of roadw ay lights
- Num ber of night tim e accidents
- Crim e rate
- Activity centers - bus routes,
churches & schools
- Speed lim it and traffic volum es
SLIDE 17 Current Program
Status
- 3 0 of 8 5 m iles have been
lighted
construction or pending construction
- 4 6 m iles under design or
rem aining to be designed
SLIDE 18 Current Program
Challenges
- County relies on utility com panies for
schedule and costs
- Utility com panies com plete the design
and construction
SLIDE 19 Presentation Outline
- Background
- Standards
- Current Roadw ay Lighting Program
- Future Lighting Needs
- Sum m ary
SLIDE 20 Future Lighting Needs
county collector and arterial roads
– 1 5 5 m iles of 2 lane roads – 1 1 m iles of 4 & 6 lanes
- 2 4 additional m iles are
planned w ith future CI P w idening projects
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Future Lighting Needs
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Future Lighting Needs
District 1
4 4 Miles Unlit
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Future Lighting Needs
District 2
5 2 Miles Unlit
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Future Lighting Needs
District 3
7 Miles Unlit
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Future Lighting Needs
District 4
1 7 Miles Unlit
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Future Lighting Needs
District 5
4 3 Miles Unlit
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Future Lighting Needs
District 6
3 Miles Unlit
SLIDE 28 Future Lighting Needs
Roadw ay Lighting Evaluation Criteria
- Continuity of roadw ay lights
- Num ber of night tim e accidents
- Activity centers, such as, bus routes,
churches & schools
- Speed lim it and traffic volum es
SLIDE 29 Future Lighting Needs
Next Steps
- Review roadw ays and rankings based
- n criteria
- Develop program for 1 6 6 m iles of
collector and arterial roads
– $ 2 M per year for 8 years – Average 2 1 m iles per year
- $ 1 .7 M Annual Maintenance
SLIDE 30 Presentation Outline
- Background
- Standards
- Current Roadw ay Lighting Program
- Future Lighting Needs
- Sum m ary
SLIDE 31 Sum m ary
- 2 0 0 0 -2 0 1 4 – 3 0 3 Miles Lighted
- 2 0 1 4 Program – 8 5 Miles
- Future Needs - 1 6 6 Miles
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ROADW AY LI GHTI NG PROGRAM
Public W orks Departm ent
February 6 , 2 0 1 8